Al al-Bayt University's Faculty of Arts and Humanities Holds First Meeting of its Advisory Board
The College of Arts and Humanities at Al al-Bayt University held its first meeting of its advisory board today, Sunday, chaired by the Dean of the College, Professor Dr. Mahmoud Al-Diki, in the college council hall. At the beginning of the meeting, the Dean of the College welcomed the board members, appreciating their acceptance of the invitation and emphasizing the importance of the council's role in enhancing communication with local community institutions and benefiting from the experiences and suggestions of its members in developing academic and administrative work and improving educational outcomes to keep pace with the requirements of the next stage. Al-Diki reviewed the most prominent achievements of the college during the past year and the efforts made to develop and settle academic programs, and improve the quality of the educational process and its outcomes. He also addressed the college's aspirations and priorities for the coming years and its plans aimed at developing its academic programs, enhancing its scientific and community presence, and expanding horizons of cooperation and partnership with various institutions to contribute to aligning educational outcomes with the needs of the labor market and cognitive and professional developments. The meeting witnessed an extensive discussion during which the council members exchanged views and suggestions on ways to develop the college's performance and academic programs and benefit from the practical and specialized experiences they possess to support the process of continuous development and improvement. At the end of the meeting, Al-Diki emphasized the importance of the role played by the advisory board as a link between the college and local community institutions and professional sectors, pointing to the college's keenness to translate suggestions and recommendations into practical steps that contribute to achieving its goals and enhancing its academic progress.